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Drought is parching the world’s largest man-made lake, stripping Zambia of its electricity

  • Zambia is experiencing its worst electricity blackouts due to a severe drought affecting the Kariba Dam, which has insufficient water for hydroelectric power.
  • Only one turbine at the dam is operating, providing less than 10% of normal electricity output, leaving Zambians with minimal daily power.
  • Carlos Lopes states that extreme weather patterns indicate that relying on hydroelectric power is no longer sustainable for Zambia.
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